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by brodney 14y ago
Or life-ending, depending on which Attorney is assigned your case.
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by brodney 14y ago
Do you get upset when someone uses a flat head screwdriver to open a paint can? Surely that was not its intended use, but tools can be used to accomplish a larger set of tasks than the original itch they scratched.
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by brodney 14y ago
How is using text find to move to where you want "tricking" the program? With Easy Motion that type of cursor movement becomes even easier. Using a mouse just slows a vim/emacs user down.
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by brodney 14y ago
That's the opinion of the generation trained without the technology. What about a new welder who learns by using the HDR mask? Could that improve their performance and productivity overall given equal time and training?
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by brodney 14y ago
What is the point of 2-5 [0]? None of these numbers match up and it seems like they could just say 31kg to start, in 1. [0] 1. A method of preparing espresso comprising: providing ground coffee to a brew chamber of an espresso machine; perf
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by brodney 14y ago
"There is no "4x liquidation preference." (Once again, typical of almost all venture rounds, there is a liquidation preference, but it slides up or down based on a key metric and gets nowhere near 4x.)"
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by brodney 14y ago
Grounds for libel I think, if true.
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by brodney 14y ago
I have been looking for housing for the last few weeks in Atlanta. I just downloaded your app to try it out looking for apartments. The UI is great. Really snappy, sensible, and out of the way. Well done. However, there are some content iss
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by brodney 14y ago
The graph shows the percentage of history files the command appears in, not the total frequency the word appears in the histories.
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by brodney 14y ago
Sometimes my nose just itches.
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by brodney 14y ago
Seems like it's weighted to be more beneficial earlier in the contract, and later on makes more sense as the user to see the contract through to the end.
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by brodney 14y ago
This is such a stupid comment. He didn't just copy the source code, he was sniffing all communications to the team developing for NASA. He killed himself for a completely different hacking incident almost a decade later. What exactly was yo
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by brodney 14y ago
My high school offered a joint enrollment with a nearby public university. Taking my senior year there was by far the best decision I made in high school, and way more illuminating and engaging than if I had signed up for all AP courses.
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by brodney 14y ago
Not everyone who does this was in a CS Program. When I learned about them, I went with a lock-free model for my own project because semaphores seemed to add more complexity than they solved. I can understand the author's desire not to use t
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by brodney 14y ago
"The Artist" may have won oscars, but it didn't even make the top 10 in the box office that year.
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by brodney 14y ago
Some issues with bounding boxes and collisions it would seem. http://imgur.com/MMM3o
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by brodney 14y ago
Looks more like a tax on the average user. Apparently they are trivial to remove: sudo apt-get remove unity-lens-shopping
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by brodney 14y ago
> Athletes with spinal injuries do not get that response. Where does it explain why?
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by brodney 14y ago
There's a reason the chicken poop causes your tomatoes to grow bigger and taste better. I don't imagine you'd feed that poop to a cow thinking it would grow bigger and tastier.
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by brodney 14y ago
Thanks for the response. That is a truly impressive figure. Great accomplishment!
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by brodney 14y ago
Flash drives also have all of the necessary equipment for it to be read. I wonder how much data per gram the actual storage part of the flash drive actually is. I doubt it's better than DNA, but I think it might be disingenuous for the arti
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by brodney 14y ago
I think the argument here isn't to reread a trigonometry book until you get it, regardless of your knowledge of the prereqs. The message I took is to find the book written by a/the master in the field of trigonometry, living or dead, in ord
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by brodney 14y ago
No. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_Law_of_Headlines
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by brodney 14y ago
That's not mentioned on the page. Can you point me to where you found that info?
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by brodney 14y ago
I imagine they can use the same process from the wiki article where they studied the mechanical efficiency of Pistorius's running form and compared to other runners. They'd need to broaden the study to include turns and starts, and possibly
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by brodney 14y ago
Didn't they ban the swim suits from the last olympics because of the advantages they conferred? I think they can evaluate the advances in technologies on a case by case basis and decide. His current setup offers no apparent one for his race
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by brodney 14y ago
An app and/or desktop client and I would probably switch to this full time. Definitely a cool idea.
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by brodney 14y ago
You're being quite dramatic with your description of the security process. -I've been randomly selected too and questioned. They do this in most countries. It happened for me in Germany as well. -The notes are a good thing. I'd rather the T
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by brodney 14y ago
I thought it might be the jack of all trades issue. I find phonegap to be a great framework when it is appropriate to use. In the project I mentioned, it fits the client's needs perfectly. I wouldn't use it to develop an app that needs tigh
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by brodney 14y ago
I don't understand the apparent disdain here for phonegap. I'm currently working on a freelance project to convert a blackberry app to a phonegap app. Everything they want to do they can do using phonegap. I don't feel held back or like I'm

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